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Two new arrests have been made in connection to a terror attack in Nice that saw at least 84 people killed after a lorry was driven into crowds of people, according to a judicial source.  Two new arrests have been made in connection to a terror attack in Nice that saw at least 84 people killed after a lorry was driven into crowds of people celebrating Bastille Day, according to a judicial source. 
French police are believed to have arrested a man and a woman who allegedly have links to the man behind the attack, the source told Sky News.  French police are believed to have arrested a man and a woman in Nice on Sunday morning who allegedly have links to the man behind the attack, the source said. 
A man named as Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel drove his vehicle more than one mile along the coastal French city's Promenade de Anglais, injuring more than 200 people and sending hundreds fleeing in horror. He was eventually shot dead by police. 
Seven people have now been detained by authorities over the killings, which have been claimed by Isis. 
Three people were arrested on Saturday in connection to the incident and two on Friday including the killer's estranged wife. 
No evidence has emerged so far to show the the 31-year-old delivery driver and chauffeur had connections to Isis. 
However, a day after insisting that Lahouaiej-Bouhlel had no terror links, the French government said he must indeed have had such links.
Prosecutor Francois Molins had stated on Friday that the killer was “totally unknown to intelligence services...and was never flagged for signs of radicalisation”. But prime minister Manuel Valls said today that he was “in one way or another” linked to Islamists and interior minister Bernard Cazeneuve stated he must have been “radicalised very quickly”. 
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